Siouxzi Connor on forests, childhood and Susan Sontag
Repeater: What struck you about Susan Sontag’s diaries? Siouxzi Connor: I felt like an invader reading these things but at the same time couldn’t pull myself away. I guess, in her personal life, the fact that she went through such a
An extract from The Isle of Minimus by M. K. L. Murphy
....the shabby houses of La Villette and Bercy, where famous poets spilled wine across their tattered and eternally unfinished manuscripts while dashing to the floor the inmates' tiaras and robes de chambre in acts of romantic debauchery that, when publicized,
A neo-Isherwood – David Stubbs on Bowie, Englishness and masculinity
Guest post by David Stubbs. His next book, 1996 and the End of History, will be published by Repeater in 2016. The first time I didn’t meet David Bowie was at a junior school village hall disco at Barwick-in-Elmet, the small